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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

Nnw YoRH. Aug. 5. l:So p. m.-hcney closed
atI%h per cont Exchange steady, o. 81
q s., Governments steady. Currency Sc. O ~
bid &S Coup o. TIA bid $k's do q ts,t bio.
The stock market this morning opened quiet
on buying OF Reading. and prices advanced in
the early dealings y to 4 per cent. but this ad.
vance had hardly been established when . sell
ing of New York d New England and st. Paul
was begun Under the lead Of these stocks the
early advanc was moro than lost and . decline
OF !. to IA per cent. established since " O'Clock
the market has been stronger and prices show
some recovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

Ne Wui move TO vireisss, Whers Ne ua'
Boughs . Fsrm.

Frank Griest, commissioners' clerk, on
Saturday rendered hts resignation, and II
wss accepted. His brother, viii w. Cries.
VS. elected clerk for the uuexpred torn,
which will end on the irst Monday Of Janu.
sry. The late clerk will remove to Virginia
In . couple Of weeks and engage In farming.
He has bought . farm oftwo hundred acres
in the Shenandoah valley In Warren county,
near Port Royal.
Mr.. Griest has been the com mmissioners
clerk for . number Of years, has filled the
Office with great satisfaction, and his friends
In the city and county, while regretting his
departure from Lancaster, wish him success
In his new venture
Mr. q. 10 also member Of councils and his
resignation - Q member will be presented 10
that body at the September meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Serious Accident TO . Child.

grandchild OF Edward Fitxsersld. NJ MI
Joy, isli on the pump bed few dsvs .so " .nS M
wae tnought sho was only slightly injured.
1ee child Was brought TO this city on : vi.,,
- easurday and on Sunday Il suffered NJ
snsah that II was taken 10 DR.. II. r. Eha,'
Nnan Sor examination. He found 4 .s,,on,
yeono N The mouth, caused by the child f.ll.
- % . nall The wound was drssssd hv
~ 0ootoE. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Ohisaso Produce alsrsss

CIloAso. Aug 9, 1880 q. m..Narkst opsnsa.
nsaI.Aug, 67xc; sept, $40. Oct, TIC.
~ Corn%Aug. &c; Sept, Alc; Oct. Skc ;
Ssts-sept.. asNc; Oct. $3.50.
Lard-sept.. o. 62k Oct. @ 7lk.s
Short kibs-sept. u s'k; OCT SUk.
GLOolu0.
Wheat.Aug.. s7.tc; sept, ss,tc Oct., 7o4<c.
~, Corn "a, Aus ehc; Sept. tlc. Oct, l2c !,
ss.kc s.lkccts-Aus, stxe; Sept. 2xc; Oct.
rork-Year. sla Is; jan. sla s1k.
a NJ s-EHJsHag.' p olh sopt- o b7k Oct
kibs-Aus. q IS; Sept. q ok; Oct, q ss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

The Emancipation Picnic will be held at Tells
Hahn. ThursdAy. August IL, 1857. The following
disting uished orators will address the audience:
A. b wilson, of Baltimore Z. y. Cary. Phila-
delphia MAJ simpson. OF Harrfsb arg e. Mel.
len. and last but not least, Col Geo. Burton, of
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

Israel +. Mayer recently built number of
new houses on North Duke street But one
OF tne.e 10 occupied. 1t has just been discoy.
eiso tnst within . short time the empty
~. nou.e. nave been entered by thieves who cut
"u o.nH sua ssoie several hundred pounds Of lead
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Ciursns' Rand Cheap E1cors,on Z

OIuEtns hBuu Cne8p E1CotNOn 70 Atlantic Ctty
On Wednesday. August IL. Round trip tick.
cts, good for three days. fare only Sl75 A special
through train leaves Lancaster king stroet) ct
4D a. m, Columbia 40, LandisvtlIe A33, Man.
helm SOS. Lititz 5l7. and fphrata SIS Special
train returning same day will leave Atlantic
City At $50 p. III from Phiade phia-Broad and
Callowhill depot. p. IN. The ouiy cheap excur.
sion this season to Atlantic City. For particu.
lars see circulars at all stations c. i 4. L.
augs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

- nnsncs committee having passsd rsso.
snas ne ordinance imposiog license
2. az veotolss trsvsrsing the strsets of
~ ~, ehs city solicitor give. notice In an
@ on!amn that suit will bs brought
.. " Pe.sooe whose license tax remain
Aeeid afser the 18th Of August
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Iunsssi Of la,chssl WoIs

The funeral Of Michael Wolf took place
from his residence. No 468 High street. and
vas sttsodsd BY Monterey lodge of Oid Fsi.
Iowa Teutnnis lodge Knights OF Pythias ana
hsd Jackss Trids nj Ned Men. The intsr.
Dsnt Was made ct Zion's cemeteYy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Sois WllhorOWn,

Ap. irk withdrew the suit she preferred
against George Kirk, her husband, on Sat-
urdsy, before Alderman Hershey, for sbusr
Ing her. She paid the costs and George was
liberated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

for LII GLpsLrniA, Aug s.-Beef cattle, recsipta
Ssss seGs wsre-Beeves 2s0O Sheep i2,Glo: Hoxs
li.ooc Hog. HcIMS IN "ssk-Besvss. i.7O; Sheep:
SIC sooS Ssttie tnwsre wsre HQkc higher extra. so
SE0to "o"' skoSs<c medium, S0IXc; common.
lc: SnsSp p.N;HIS WeIS aull extra. lko.kc sooa. A
Hogs % we're dui uiifiX'SS Is. e j,LHu6 ,tLsu6s. s6IHc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

Whhsm sperling wss seized with ep,lsn.v
this morning ON North Queen stress ns.,
Orange, and he fell on the pavement, str,kin
his head against hre plug. He v.s o.ry,.c
into Rahtsr's hotel, but soon recovered CON.
sclousneas and left for home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Largo aa.i ss 1,ss.

..s. .sy evening ssoias Hardy, sooom-
eaeae. rssidsots oi TIE Elshsh varS. -.
~ y ~ Litsle Oousseoea oe.sk srS
y seishing over any ash. smo.s
c9 oeae9 - 81 msosur,u. 1ortv.
nses ~ vsagAiaa over ave poanSa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

OuJoAe0 Aug, o-rhe Drc.Sr., z..
E@crS @ Catge- .aeesipts, 5000 lssd, sSipmsns: =:
narsAt etronxi shipping stssrS. - =
~ n. y sO0t "; st0oksfs and Soedars, n n
sc &c. coo. bulis ena wixsa. q oooS IS bais,
AoCl-keesaptAs AC0O hsaA, shipnsats i,soo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

The new organ OF the Trinity Lutheran
church has arrived, and Is being put In place
this week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
U0O gers 0ArsOS

.H1v Yon1, Aug: s.:ylour DUH. but steady ;
s1nS y1nS ~ - c,o,0 i,S0s %; sIpsrhns g soos s' i;
Mbeatcho. ksd. state ssc; 40. Red,
S74,00l bus; shipmsnts. 80. .dO.
mo mixed cash, tsc; -; do Sept. $50 ;
Oct 491Sc; receipts, Il, 900 shipments lO.COO
ostsEso I hit1 stats. 4o04lkc NO ! DO
:SNS NO AiIsd, Aug, size recsipts. l72.0 !;
Rye unchanged; western. s6ossc stAts, s7k
Barley nominal.
PORK DUH old m0as, ol5 gS0l5 75
LArd-sept, % 83 Oct q OI.
nolas.es Gun sx .ra heavy syrup.llhc.
Rosin dull strained TO good, q OO0l 10
Petroleum dnll Rsdnsd. In casas, skc
nretghts unchanged; grain to Liverpool, akd,
Butter Bitter nrm; wnstsrn Creamery: istasc.
or1 1ss1so5y ysoio@c; Fancy White. lO0 .O1tc; Col
sssxs steady stats. isa!skc; Western. 10
Snnulated, l5-l6c.
T.liov steady prime city: ykc.
C0nse arm fair cArR0ss, l9c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
u A4RkDfA,
Phi,adslph,a Produce sgsrsce.

Phtiadslphis. Prodacs Markss.
fHILADlLPHIA, Aug. s-ylour market dull |;
eales. 1870 barrels; Minnes0ta Bakers, o s004 60
PennsylvSnia Family. 8 6Oo3 IS; westsra do
y 0o0<l 20; Patents, y S04 IS
Rye hour steady. % 6O{D2 IS
Whsat.AugusL 77he sept. 7shc Oct, sCAc
0sts-AuguSt, SO: sept, sic.; Oct axc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

ADUCATIONAL
RlKANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACAD.
- kAY. This institution WILL for the nrst
time, Open it, d0ors 70 both sexes. on THUhs-
DAY. SEPTEMBER ]. Its aim II 70 thoroughly
prepare students for College, Teaching or busi
ness. For catalogue ana O'her inSOr nation. I'd.
dress WV. AOO.E. Rector.
jyl6. .3mdS Lancaster, Pa
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Observation-Disclosures

getitionen: Bon 6. u. S9miot,
baB bic Naep 3tpii6en glbe. 9 unb 6
ohen gebalten tperbe; bon Gbas. On.
gelmann, baB ber Mfrs. Stribblins pers
boten merbe, bic Oit6 in guitin Gtrabe
ab3uiperren; BON 9enrp Goerber, UNI
gr6Beren Waferporratb aus Der Dit9;
bon Mrs. Gabile, baB ibr 2ano 3ur
Grweiterung bon 5olebabtraBe anges
nommen tperbe; bon 8irgern an scott
unb sMatfbal StraBe, baB Wafz
ierr6bren gelegt tperben m66ten.
Gir ben 4nliri9 Der 8rid. on Mit.
6eufraBe tpurben $l95 bepiligt; fir
&ui3.S traBe 1925.
Der StrabentommiRdr empfieblt, BON
Der Mlamo Sit6 an OF . Gommerces
firaBe cine Nb3ussr6bre mad Bonnie
StraBe legeu gu lafen.
@uergin's 8eri6t, bas NfeRment
%. $. OOung's fiir bas CUR grpeite.
rung BON StbsGlpresfraBe 9enommene
@igentbum au ftrei6en, muroe niebers
geitimmt. Die petition Der 6rau o..
Sduar3 nurbe gepdbrt.
Cine Mittbeilung BON 8irgern, ben
Staotratb fur bic Nbbaltung zines
Snterffate : Drill gu intereifireH, fam
CUR 8erleiuns.
Vile bic neuen p%roponirten 8erbeiies
rungen Duroen berf6oben, ueil Der
WapOr erfldrte, oaB bic neueu Bombs
nod ni9t e%insetroffen fnb. gbe er
nidt bas @elb in 9dnben bat, Mil CT
bonn 8au Der Stabtbale unb BON an.
beren Inl6aHunsen Ni6ts wiHen.
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Spiel &aarcm 0ei61ft
PAUL WAGNER.

Ole IetWlIe uno ete90nteite Xu6Wagt
BON Nrtiteln, mslde flo beionosss ~
@eeurfstasss uno 9oG3e,ts ; @eidenien
eiSaen, ale:
9ilber.pla'tirt Wanren,
Statuen ben Bronze, Terra Gotta,
Bcr3sllan unb Mlabofler.
&sIi0iSie 6isuren, Graeiiire unb 8o-
IenfrdnSe.
Blumen=Ba nnb Nmpeln.
aafen, fein tecorirte.
albums in GROCER lusmobl.
YbDtcSrapbien aller Mrt.
5Oubenirs nit 81 sniidteu bon Gan
Gntonio, fur SO Gents.
gilrer unb Bilber- Rabuen.
Wuifpcien unb rEren.
Spern8ldier unb 6ernrSbre.
Taidenme1er unb S1eeren.
Danen unb 6erren EoiIet Necafaire.
@elbtrdeu far perren unb Damen.
Oonlen : 9onbtuiden.
Briefs appen.
Sdreib3euse nnD NotisbaHer.
Viften=R arten. @tuis.
Damen Nrbeits : 2diiden unb RSrbe.
6onb<S piesel unb &dltule.
3audsEii&e nnb @erpiee.
@i8arren : @tuis.
3eitunSs. Wappen.
Spa5ierffSde.
8Osel- unb Gi4horn 9if8e.
acccrbecns, 3itbern unb 9armpnicas.
Wufdeln in SrCBer Gusmaht.
Slid Mpparate.
Yapiere un0 icnfise WateriaIien 5us
NnfertiSung BON RapiersB Iunien.
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9as @eimdft bIiibt!

getmutbIi9 bat Midts Elm iol6es aufbliiben
beS apotbefer . @efddftes bon u. Oreie
beruriadt, alS bic Iiberale slustbeiIung bon
RrobeFafden bon rOr. Sings n~euerfunbenem
Mittel sesen Sdwinbfu@t". Der in bieiem
artiteI er5telte ltnlab if tpabrbaft enorm, elm
8epeis bon Der Sbotiaae, 6ab bieies pertb.
bole @ittel ale Sale bon Suften, GrtdItung,
afbma, Bronchitis, 8rdune unb ale arten bon
Gals. nnb 2unsenIeiben fiber eurirt unb ME
febli@last. Man beriudc bas Mittsl erit, in.
benz man ii1 cine 8robefaide gratis seben
last. Die sroben Glaiden tOfen 81. Der
@rfOla tpirb aarantirt.
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Qluerlet.

= Som. &npples, Der fid in ubalbe
in bic @abooie zines Gra9tsuges f9li9,
pdbrenb bic 3ugbeamten gu Mittag
aBen unb bort cine golbene ubr, Mans
f6ettentn6pfe unb $1.25 in baar ltabl,
1T berbaftet tporben. Ste Sa9e1 ma.
rem @%iaentbum bes Bremiers Yarter.
Sie berborragenbfen Sirmen Der
Stabt baben ii9 bur6 unteri6rift bers
pfi6tet. lire @ei9dftslotaIe ON 4.
4ugut eatweber ben gan3en ober einerl
halben Sag gei9lofen gu balten, I'm
ibren angefelten Gelegenbeit gu geben,
ii9 an Der Wabl gu betbeiligen.
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WruBer MuSpcrtaltf
S0nitt< unb Mpbe @adren

gu ~bsfafen. lint nun unisren Borratb bon 6ersen. unb 2n
idneG ale mSslid ans5uberfaufen. Anerben mir bon
preiien lcsidlasen. Die Yreiie uerbe6 bon
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3ar @abt!!

Ias Mitglieber bes untertebenben
@ereins, iouie ole 9~ieienisen. tueI6e
am Wobltage bel ben Stimmtdfen i'm
Snterehe Der 4ntisp Prohibition tbdtig
iein tpollen, merben erIudt, f9 am
Sonnerlfag ben A. Muguff $50 Mors
gems In Der @ambrinusbaae, gde ber
Wiarfts unb 9abarro-S traBe einaufins
ben. Sas agitationseomite
bes 8ereins Grts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-02

Die in San Diego, Sal, eridei.
Iletbe 3eitung Union" bebauptet, San
Diego lei bic gelunbeiie Staot in ben
Wei. Staaten. Sic babe stpar einen
Nr3t, einen Apotbeter unb einett 2eis
9enbeifatter sebabt, bod bdtten ale brei
ibre gei9dftigung a%ufgegeben, tint fi6
Der Speculation NIT 8runoeigentbum
3u tpiomen.
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Rn6lens Mrntea.galbe.

Die bette Saibe Der &eIt fur Sduttt.
Quetfduusen, @efdwire, bieber. unb Saut'
ausidIae, 6Iedte, eelprunsene Sdnbe, Grof.
benleu uub ole Sauttrantbeiten turirt Ga.
merrbotben cher feline BesabInng. @6uia,
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER Dos gelb plrS
auriderifattet. 2b gtnts sie SdaGteI bel U
Dreib
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VINO >ccd, an ,ccidcn, ,oi,c,

lie who il never exposed TO An nc.
cidcnt Of any kind does not need a
policy, but the mechanic, handling
edged tcul-; the mason and builder.
working on lofty scailolds, the timer
aud painter. climbing high root, and
ladders; the machinist, the factory
operative. working among moving
machinery; the Commercial or tray
cling agent, constantly journeyiug on
cars, coaches aud steamers; railroad
conductors and employees generally,
all travelling for business or pleasure,
all these need an accident policy. And
not only these, and persons OF more
hazardous occupation, but merchants,
manufacturers, lawyers, physicians,
cicrgymcu, bankers, brokers. iusur-
ancc officers, and agent, clerks. stu
dents, editors, authors, musicivu,,
etc, etc, nj, men of what soeyer trade
or profession, or OF none nj all, eN>
ocpt those who are never exposed TO
accident, need % general accident poll
icy, and OF these, We may say there
are none. -
The plans Of the NAtiorJ uion
are reduced 10 u science and prActiced
upon Legitimate and equitable
basis aud mc,t the wants Of all de
string accident Insurance, Cal ON
Cob Il e. Parrott, president, and lake
q policy to~day.
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l"cting for each prec'uct an active
l,aious friend of tho cause as chair
man and organizer who viii 90 to
work At once. Precinct club, when
practicable. should oc organized, a
this mcthod furnishes an easy mode
of communication with w." vO,crs
ANA Wiu facilitate the dl-'r button OF
our literature.
.. Chairmcn of county committees
viii furnish the chairman OF the state
committee with the names and post
Office address Of the precinct chair
men in their respective counties, rs
rapidly a. the organization proceeds
3. County chNrmen Will proceed
and arrange for athOrough canvass OF
heir respective counties by local
speakers and II j. suggested that
such cquyH.- bc 20 arranged a. 60
tBkc : lace IN June aud july.
Tho expenses VI thcloca' canvass
in the counties viii be- borne by the
local committees in the counties aud
It j. suggested that funds tor that
purpose ~ raised and entrusted Ia
the loca. authorities for disbursement
In exceptions, casea, the state conn
mittcc viii make spcc'al contribution
FOR local cXI,h.V-, II :! j. furnished
with fund.-, hut our friends IN the
several counties are expected to con.
duct their csuva.- ia their own way
and at their own expense.
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NATIONAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
,foIin =. became.
Hi>ii"' 60 UtobU oud, Iirginin, Nir-
u"ib chose" t. b. It, fir-i
Rector.

llonors fall thick upon the head OF
Bishop kcanc, OF Richmond. y irRin'
30. who. during tho m.t 'rV months
has received spocial marks OF hN'r
from Rome. lie hG, been virtually
chosen rector Of n, projected Ma
tiolal Catholic University ut Wash.
itgtou, and has been ruc ken off the
probable coadjuttr with tho right to
succeed him, Of Cardins Gibbons.
on bate h.~ auo has teen cnu-piCu-
Gus in tho ne gspapcr-. ~ hat ola
iI'ud Oi Ms cX.uri'st, Dr. NJ flynn.
One rcsu. Of Their intim cy ha- been
the publication, bE pr. MctItnu. of
the substance OF a letter from the
bishop in which Cardinal ~mconi If
rcprc-' ulcd ~ cOndcmulrg Henry
Georges land views Wthou having
examined them. In the judgment OF
some of bishop kcnnc'- n'ctd., thu
publicity given GO this opinion which
reflects on one OF the most powerful
ecc' siastIc4 of the Vatican, may dam
age his prospects. Others of them
think not. the extraordinary capacity
OF the bishop to serve the church, e--
peclally h stability asa diplomat, far
more than outwciR hing an opinion of
no particular consequence in Itself,
aud probably expressed In the conf
dchcc OF friendship without the re
mO;c.t expectation that ii ever would
be given To the pubic. This matter
OF the letter to McGlynn IL OF triling
account TO the American people com
pared with the interest felt in the \A-
tounl Catholic University ut Wash -
ingt0n, which, Ms it now appears, will
become an accomplished fact, and OF
which tho learned and ablo man OF
whom we present the portrait will be
most probably tho first rector.
The Right Reverend John j kcanc,
ID. H., was born at Bally-haunon
County Donegal, ireland. on Soptem-
Der l., 1889 He was brought to
America when seven wears of age.
III family settled IN Baltimore, in
1878. the city in which the bishop re-
ccivcd his elementary education. He
made his ella, steal studio AT ~.
Charles college, Howard county,
Maryland, and his theological course
NJ ST. MsrS's seminary, Baltimore.
Bihop kcuno was ordained in the
year 1866, immediately after winch be-
wa. stationed AT -, latrck's church.
Washington, where he remained
twelve years. He was concerned
bishop of Richm ond on August 20
lS1S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-16

Il a. Little y Co. for fresh gro
rCriCs.
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What 20 truly beautiful world Wc live In
Stature gives 10. grandeur of mountains, gipus
AMI oceans. Rnl thousands of mtaus Il enjoy
mont We eau desire no better when IN pert, ct
health hut how often 40 the mNurity of p,u.
pie feel like giving II up, disheartoucd. as.
outraged and worn out With disease, when
there IA NO OrcHslun FOR this feeuuE ts every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof,
thutG,ccu August Flower VIII make them
fr,o from disease, ns when born. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint are tho direct causes of
seventy ave yor ccutot such malHdirs az b..
iuusucs-. Indigestion Slek'lleAdhchc, Cos
uycucss. Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness of the
Head. fApiiatiOu of the Heart and othrr as.
tr,ssiug symptoms I roy dos, OF August
Flower VII provo its wonderful, elect sam
Nc bottles Iu Ctuts.- Try H.
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Room. of the State Executive Com
mlttee of Anti.Pronibiti on- WACO
May 10, los7.-The following plan OF
organization is adopted for the cam.
paign;
/, The basis of the organization
must necessarily be in the precincts.
To this end, the chairmen of the
county committees must give their
immediate and careful attention, Sc.
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Notice.

Tho County Commissioners Court of Nc.
Lehman county, TEXAS, will convene and ~
~ "a board of equalization on me second Mon
day In June, leo6, 10 receive Ril the assess.
mcut lists and books oi the tax assessor of
rHii McLcnuau County, Tor their inspection.
correct ION, equalization and approval,
j. " BAKEH,
Clerk County Court, McLeunau County. Texas.
liy T. II. Blows, Deputy clerk.
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Advice 10 NniIi,rs.

Mrs "inslow's Soothing Syrup should ~,
wAys houscd for children tcethlng, II soothc'
the child soflons the gnm>, alays all pains
cufcs wind collie and ls the bc>t remedy for
diHtrh ia.
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Elm Mott, Judge Alexander, $50
?. IN.
Douglas store, u. II. Hardy, . p. m.
Prairie Chapel, W h Fakes, p. IN.
Patton, W, Il. Fakes, $50 p. IN.
JUNE %.
Robinsonyillc, Judge Alexander .
p. III.
Harrison station, VI. G.. Park, $50
p. III.
Bcllvicy. W. Il. Fakes. 2p. IN.
Calm Ride school House, $40 p. III.
Robinson school House, ID. H..
Hardy, p. III.
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OFFICE Or CENTRAL COMMITTEE !
or ANri PKoHEulnNt,I,.
WACO. TENAs.JUNE3, l>SG\
1ncanti prohibi,ioni-t- of McLcn-
nan comfy are reminded that the
time hG- come for vigorous and
thorough organization.
CLa'rmen Of voting precincts are
urged to see ~ once that one or more
c.ub- are organized in each precinct,
aud have rolls of numbers transmit
ted to this Office. When precinct
chairmcu TAIL to act promptly the
voters should organize and elect q
chairman and send in his name,
The committee uggcsts a'-o the or
ganilation of club in each ward of
the city of Waco on next Thursday
night 1t such places ms may he de- .
mated.
We beg 10 remind you also that
money Is necessary 10 supply and
disseminate literature the issue il
important and YOU are deeply inter
cstcd All communication AMI re-
mittances should be sent 90 VI. {.
'ark, Esq, secretary of committee.
lac. ALEXANDER.
Chairman County Committee
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